Clusters and Computational
Grids for Scientific Computing 2002
September 10-13, 2002
Chateau de Faberges-de-la-Tour
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Slides:
Myrinet Scalable Cluster Interconnect -Overview and Technology Roadmap
Patrick Geoffray
Improving Uptake of Grid Technologies
Kevin Harris
Software Support for High Performance Problem-Solving on the Grid
Ken Kennedy
Francine Berman
Daniel A. Reed
MPI - The Best High Performance Programming Model for Clusters and Grids
William Gropp
Visualization Services on the Grid
Dieter Kranzlmueller
Grid Network Monitoring in the European DataGRID project
Pascale Primet
Building and using a Fault Tolerant Message Passing Library
Graham Fagg
Wolfgang Gentzsch
Cluster, Grids, and Web Services
Dan Fay
Active Harmony: Towards Automated Performance Tuning
Jeffrey K. Hollingsworth
Study of a few numerical constants in cluster computing
Loic Prylli
Programmatically Building NPACI Rocks Clusters using Kickstart and XML
Phil Papadopoulos
Numeric and Performance Issues of Java for Grid Computing
Roldan Pozo
Nimrod/G and GriddLeS: Grid Programming with Ease
David Abramson
Grids Are Real: Avaki in the Life Sciences Sector
Andrew Grimshaw
Al Geist
Achieving performances in active networks: a mandatory step to provide dynamic network services
Laurent Lefevre
The Commodity Grid - Towards Commodity Building Blocks for Grid Computing
Satoshi Matsuoka
Can Commodity Linux Clusters Scale to Peta
Pete Beckman
Scheduling strategies for heterogeneous systems: a survey
Yves Robert
The Storage Fabric of the Grid - The Network Storage Stack
James S. Plank
Usability Considerations in Designing Tools for the Grid
Cherri M. Pancake
Swapping processors for Enterprise computing
Henri Casanova
Towards Self-Organizing Distributed Computing Frameworks: The H2O Approach
Vaidy Sunderam
Clusters and Grids for Scientific Computing at EDF Research and Development Division
Automatic Performance analysis and Tuning of parallel applications
Tomas Margalef
ACI GRID ASP: Client Server Approach for Simulation over the GRID
Frederic Desprez
A Performance
Analysis Tool for Interactive Applications on the Grid
Roland Wismuller
A Retrospective of the Meeting
Gordon Bell
Panel: Next-Generation Grid Applications
Rusty Lusk (chair)
Next Generation Grid Applications
Micah Beck
Dynamic Data Driven Applications Systems
Joel Saltz
Barriers and
Prospects for Petaflops Grid Nodes: The Bright Spots
Thomas Sterling
The UK e-Science Program: Next
Generation Grid
Applications
Tony Hey